Every week, Splinterlands holds a contest for the web3 game community to interact by sharing experiences and insights about the Praetoria universe. So, this week I found some very interesting information about “Prefix Titles” that may be useful to more players. In addition, while searching for more information, I ended up discovering that Peakmonsters updated its Lands page with more options in the Filters. So, if you want to know more about the Secret Bonus of Prefix Titles and the news about Peakmonster, find out now!
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Splinterlands: Titles - Land Boost!
Source: Splinterlands Glint Shop
Starting with the Titles that most people should know, which are the titles that give Land Boost. These are titles distributed during events for those who participate in some promotion or by purchasing a certain amount. For those who haven't seen these titles, they must have had contact with a recent version of them that was added to Gwen's Glint Shop in the last Exclusives tab.
Titles are highly sought after items, as the three titles that were added to the Glint Shop are currently unavailable because they have been sold out by players. The first title, “The Proven,” cost 1 million glint and granted 10% Land Production Bonuses. The next one was “The Veteran,” which cost 2.5 million glint and gave a 25% Land bonus. Finally, the most expensive and with the biggest boost was “The Renowned,” which cost 5 million glint and provided a 50% Bonus.
It is worth remembering that these Land Bost-related titles are NFTs and can be transferred between players. There is currently a limited amount of these Glint Shop titles being sold on the market. The rarest of all has only 7 out of 50 being sold and the value is $485. The veteran title is $114.75 and has 6 out of 200 being sold. Finally, the cheapest of the 3 with the lowest boost, The Proven, is going for $37.75 with 18 out of 500 on the marketplace. The low market share indicates that whoever got these titles is currently using them.
Splinterlands: Prefix Titles - Glint Boost
Source: Splinterlands Prefix Title
Now, after the introduction about Titles, let's move on to the big news of the week, which are the Splinterlands Prefix Titles. I believe that there are many Splinterlands players who still don't know about this type of title and its functions. Unlike Titles, Prefix Tiles grant a bonus to your Ranked Battle earnings, that is, they increase the amount of Glint you receive in each battle. The simplest title grants 5%, but have you ever imagined getting the greatest title of all, which grants a 50% Ranked Boost?
Source: Little Sober - scroller4ever X
As I said at the beginning, I came across this topic in a post by X, in which the author comments on the Prefix Title Warden, which among all the options seems to be the most viable for players who are starting out or for those who don't have the means to spend a lot on Splinterlands. To get this title, you will need to own 5 Plots, which will give you a 5% Ranked Boost that will influence the amount of Glint you will receive. It may not seem like much, but in the long run it makes a huge difference because it has a compound impact. I believe that with 5 Land Commons that cost around $14, totaling $70, you can get this title.
But it's worth remembering that lands aren't just plots, you also need to stake cards in them for them to start producing. This subject is well remembered by Splinterlands Land Guy on X, who has been buying a good amount of Gold Cards from the Market and publicizing his progress on the platform. These gold foil cards usually have a very high cost-benefit of production in the lands, hence this choice.
Peakmonster: Land Filters
Speaking about lands, a recent novelty was the addition of new filters in Peakmonters, greatly helping players who are interested in this asset to find the Ideal Land. You can choose the Rarity, Land Type (Natural, Magical, occupied, Castle and Keep), Land type, Resources and Worksite (Grain, Wood, Stone, Iron, SPS and Research). This can be a good tool to find your next land and get the Warden prefix.
